WITTON Albion have signed striker Neil Harvey after he impressed during their opening pre-season friendlies. The 30-year-old, who finished last season at Evo-Stik Northern Premier League rivals Marine following a successful spell with Hednesford
RESIDENTS are invited to the first ever South Cheshire’s Big Day Out event at the Dorfold Park Showground, on Welsh Row, Nantwich on Saturday, August 2. Hosted by RedShift Radio and Wulvern from 2pm to 8pm, this summer extravaganza promises to
THE FUTURE of children’s centres in Northwich and Winsford is in doubt as the council asks residents if they could find a better use. Cheshire West and Chester Council (CWAC) is launching a consultation on the suggested change of use and deregulation
A DROWNING prevention charity has issued a warning as the six weeks summer holidays kick off. The Royal Life Saving Society UK has appealed to people to take note of simple safety messages to avoid a repeat of last summer’s tragedies when more
BRIAN Pritchard, the Witton Albion manager, warned he will not get carried away after watching his team beat Telford in a pre-season friendly on Saturday. Captain Michael Powell scored twice, while Danny Andrews claimed the other goal, in a convincing
WITTON Albion eased to a victory against opponents who will play in non-league football’s top flight during the forthcoming campaign. Captain Michael Powell scored either side of the interval following Danny Andrews’ opener to settle the outcome
POPULAR Crewe musician Tom Seals will be playing a big home-town concert on the Municipal Square in the town on Saturday, September 20 as part of his UK tour. In association with Crewe Town Council, Tom and his band will be performing a free open
WINSFORD police were called to a large disturbance in Seven Walk on the evening of Friday, July 11. A skirmish between neighbours had taken place and other residents in the area left their houses entering the street. A spokesman for Winsford
A CREWE school choir recorded a heartfelt song penned by a year 6 pupil in response to the ongoing Crimean crisis. Year Six St Mary’s Catholic Primary School pupil, Sandra Jedrzejak, penned the song’s lyrics after becoming concerned for her grandmother
